bill: from new jersey there the new sex education curriculum is outraging some parents. the plan requires first and second graders to learn about gender identity this coming fall. that includes instructions for teachers that tell students their gender identity is up to them. nate floyd, westfield, new jersey, live now. what s happening? good morning. good morning to you. starting in september kids as young as 6 years old in first grade in new jersey will have conversations about genitalia and how it relates to gender identity. parents we talked to said it s too young to have those discussions and when the talks happen they want to lead the talks, not teachers. i want to show you the changes to the state guidelines passed in 2020. this is the first year they will be implemented in the classroom. in westfield, new jersey, where we are now the school board released a lesson plan in
neil: ukrainians trying to find shelter right now. 3.2 million have fled ukraine or in the process of doing so since the war began. a lot of miles per hours trying to help says there s got to be something that can be done. a couple of harvard kids found an app for that. nate floyd has more. nate? there s a clear need on this. these two harvard freshmen teamed up to create a website called ukraine takes shelter which facilitates the housing process for these refugees. i want to show you the website. you get to the home page. you type in your location and matched up with your options for a safe place to stay. refugees and hosts can filter using location, language and other details to help them find the perfect match. i want to show you the teens. they did it in three days.
they launched the site march 2. it s been live just over two weeks now. translated into a dozen languages and right now it has over 20,000 listings. of course, security is a big concern. that s something that they re working on. a very thorough reporting process where we can take down inappropriate listings. we give our refugee as detail guide on how they can verify the hosts and that they re legitimate and the people they re speaking with on the phone is the same person they re going to be meeting up with in person. the two say they re working with international aid organizations and they have hopes to expand the website to include transportation services, possibly flights and even job assistance services. they tell fox news that they re not making a penny off of the site. back to you. neil: amazing. thanks, nate. very inspiring. to jeff paul, in warsaw, poland where i think they might want to